Costs paid to victims - 805/18

Date Responded 10 September 2018

Provision of information held by Northumbria Police made under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (the 'Act')

As you may be aware the purpose of the Act is to allow a general right of access to information held at the time of a request, by a Public Authority (including the Police), subject to certain limitations and exemptions.

You asked:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-45081069

Stephen Mitchell was found guilty of carrying out sex attacks on vulnerable women he met when on duty in Newcastle.

REQUEST

1.How much money have you/insurance co. paid to victims?

In Response:

We have now had the opportunity to fully consider your request and I provide a response for your attention.

Following receipt of your request, searches were conducted with the Legal Department of Northumbria Police. I can confirm that the information you have requested is held by Northumbria Police.

I am able to disclose the located information to you as follows

1. £221,040.00

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